Weird "monsters" on Nat Geo

Hi jazzsue, These programmes on Nat Geo are for real and the people who are crptozoologists are the real thing they have been doing it for years, I have seen the same programme before, the one you have seen about these slugs etc. There are many different species of animals,insects and reptiles even fish being found daily especially in the Rain Forests...so they are all for real-we hav an amazing world,,LoLo

Hiya jazzsue, We alas do not have anymore National Geographic to watch as they have it only on the paid for channels now. I think all kinds of animals can exist I still believe in the Loch Ness I call her Nesssie and would not be afraid to see her at least I don´t think so. There is one I would be afraid of though and that one is the one they call "Chupacabras" marguicha will know what I am talking about. Not far from here about forty miles out there is a Village in particular where the "Chupacabras" has paid a visit more than once he leaves the Sheep in a lamentable state indeed and also the Cattle and it has been known for him to have a go at Cats and Dogs if they are not inside safe and sound. I have not been able to find a proper link to be able to show you what he looks like exactly seems he is some sort of a batlike thing with two very powerful back legs and ability to leap very high. Also has a lemur shaped face and the eyes to go with it. Has some very high screechy sound to go with it. His favourite place seems to be a place called "Las Bardenas" where a lovely King of Spain took all the trees away and built the Spanish Armada with them. Hence they are now all lying at the bottom of the English Channel. Whilst I am not into history he left the whole forest of trees completely bare and it has been the same ever since. If you walk through there and over there it gives you a really strange feeling makes your skin crawl. I don´t know why it is but it´s there also there have been a lot of U.F.O. sightings here for real. The people who saw this Chupacabras and the U.F.O. are really afraid to talk about them. One good note is a very good note I would say is that some nice person is trying to replant trees at least on the Borders of that place and they are rooting very well and growing nicely with all the rain we have had. I wish they would plant some Chestnut Trees and Oak trees again. The other trees they have planted are Silver Birch ones but the best are Oak and Chestnut.

It is rather hard to visualize what you are describing in here since I haven't seen that episode in Net Geo Channel. I am a fan of that channel but I wasn't able to watch it unfortunately. I hope I can see when it will be aired again.